Built a Content Automation System using a "Human-in-the-Loop" automation system that utilizes Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) that pulls from a knowledge base to research, validate, and script technical tutorials while maintaining a 100% consistent brand voice.
Consistency is the biggest hurdle for technical creators. To publish 3+ tutorials a week, a person would spend 3-4 hours per video on tasks that had nothing to do with teaching:
The "Tutorial Factory" was built to solve this by moving the administrative burden to an agentic AI system, allowing me to focus entirely on the final 20%—creative delivery and personality.
I built a multi-stage workflow in n8n that runs like an automated research and writing department.
Using the Perplexity AI node, the system does real-time internet research on trending topics. It's not guessing, it's validating difficulty levels and actual viewer pain points before anything gets made.
To keep the AI from sounding generic, I integrated a Pinecone Vector Database. The system pulls my past script snippets and metaphors (embeddings) and feeds them straight into the Claude 4.5 Sonnet prompt. That's Retrieval-Augmented Generation doing what it's supposed to do.
Once I approve an idea in Google Sheets, the system handles the rest:
Automation at scale needs guardrails. This system includes:
This project isn't just about making videos; it's a blueprint for Learning Operations.
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